On 07.02.2015 07:43, spiky wrote:
I dont think you will be able to get 2 ip addresses off 1 device, Why not get a 2nd device i.e wireless
Yes, you do, we had to do this often for SSL Webservers where you had to have one ip for every virtual host. It's absolutely no problem to run multiple IP's on one interface.
On 02/07/15 04:13, Tim Tassonis wrote:Hi all I would like to create an alias interface in the form of eth0:0 to set a a second ip address on the interface. I tried the (obvious): cat > /etc/sysconfig/ifconfig.eth0:0 << EOF ONBOOT="yes" IFACE="eth0:0" SERVICE="ipv4-static" IP="192.168.219.221" GATEWAY="192.168.219.1" PREFIX="24" EOF and then ifup eth0:0, but then got the error: Bringing up the eth0:0 interface... * Adding IPv4 address 192.168.219.221 to the eth0:0 interface... [ OK ] *****face eth0:0 doesn't exist. [ FAIL ] Is there a way to do it with the networkbootscripts in lfs 7.6, or do I have to do something manually elsewhere? Kind regards Tim
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